pencil: Ana Miralles

story: Jean Dufaux

The life of a turn-of-the-century Djinn, reconstructed from the research of a granddaughter in search of her origins.
Miranda discovers Arbacane's secrets, becoming her lover and slave.
Arbacane orders her to seduce the Maraja.
Meanwhile, the Maraja gets close to his half-sister Saru Rakti, promising to protect her.
Lord Nelson is wounded during an attack on British troops by Indian rebels.
Lord Nelson refused to help the British.
Tamila is arrested by the British, for treason.
British troops attack her father, but are defeated.
Jade reaches an agreement with Archaka (the father of the Maraja), who entrusts him with the Black Pearl containing the cure for Saru Rakti.
Since the only way to lift the curse from the child is the death of her brother, the child accepts immortality as a child.
The Maraja rebels against the British and frees Tamila.
Lord Nelson kills British commander.
Arbacane's plots are discovered and the Maraja sentences her to satisfy all Colonel Singh's soldiers.
Jade obtains the Black Pearl from Archaka and learns that she will have to go to Africa to find immortality.
Before leaving, Jade reveals to Saru Rakti the hiding place of the Black Sultan's treasure and promises to bring back the Black Pearl.